Hey guys, Mike Rowe here. It's the way I heard it. This episode is called Am I

racist? It's an honest question. I think the answer is no. But hey, I could be wrong Chuck. I could be wrong.

Well, you could be. I don't think you are. I mean, everybody could be and I think there are people who want to tell us that we are.

How would you know though?

I mean how would you know if another person is racist?

Wouldn't they have to tell you?

Yeah, I am.

Or could you look at them and somehow decide for me I think it's more

about actions than anything else I mean words certainly could lend themselves to

make you go hey you know what I think that guy might be a racist

because of the choice words that he used, but really, you know, it's how people treat other people.

But even words, even words.

I mean, have you ever told a racist joke? Have you ever laughed at a racist

joke? You know? Never, Mike. Never in my entire life. Never. Never done that, have you?

I never have. Well then you for sure are deeply racist.

My guest is Justin Folk.

He's produced a movie with his friend Matt Walsh called Am I Racist.

It is hitting theaters, well it's already in theaters now, but when I interviewed, Justin, it was not in theaters yet,

although you caught a sneak peak and I have seen the movie as well. There's no need to spend a lot

of time talking about it because we get right into it with the conversation.

spoiler alert. It's an important movie and I am well aware of the fact that Chuck and I and Justin are three white middle-aged men about to have a conversation about race in America. What could possibly

go wrong, Charlie? No, nothing at all. I mean I love the fact that you're calling

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